And if the answer is no, why have the option?
I was in a war with Japan which I was winning quite decisively. Every engagement I entered in his territory was an overwhelming victory for me. After reducing him from 7 cities to 2 he came begging for peace. I said sure, the price is your smaller city (not his capital). He seemed to think I was joking and refused, even though I had enough units in his territory to wipe out his capital 5 times over.
He began to suspect I was not joking the next turn when I took his capital. His suspicions were confirmed the turn after when I took his last city.
So, the question is, are there conditions under which I can get the enemy to cough up a city in return for peace?
I was in a war with Japan which I was winning quite decisively. Every engagement I entered in his territory was an overwhelming victory for me. After reducing him from 7 cities to 2 he came begging for peace. I said sure, the price is your smaller city (not his capital). He seemed to think I was joking and refused, even though I had enough units in his territory to wipe out his capital 5 times over.
He began to suspect I was not joking the next turn when I took his capital. His suspicions were confirmed the turn after when I took his last city.
So, the question is, are there conditions under which I can get the enemy to cough up a city in return for peace?
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